Best elderly day centers in Austin: find options near you

It’s a wonderful agency that can help you out when you’re in need of medical supplies and equipment that you can not afford. The equipment is in very good condition. Looks brand spanking new! I dealt with a very nice young man named Elliott. Thank you Elliott.

Who ever the lady was that answered the phone was so rude. I just called to get the correct door entrance when I was following the directions on the first door I seen when it said something about round about. And she just cut me off and said I just should have followed the directions that would lead you to a parked van and that I need to pull in and put my hazard lights on in a harsh nasty voice and I did follow the directions that lead me to a lot a different vans in direction sections of the building. I don’t have a car, I have eye problems. I caught the city bus all the way there just to get the equipment for my mother. If you don’t like answering the phone then get a different job. I hope she doesn’t tend to the elderly with that kind of attitude. Who knows what else she might be doing. Good thing the young man that assisted me when I finally found the correct entrance was so nice, because I was hoping to meet her in person to give her a peace of my mind right back with an attitude. Other than that I like the old look of the building and the area. I just gave the one star because of her snobby attitude. Your bitterness will drag you down but not me. Have a nice and blessed day.

I took off of work to take my father in for the intake appointment to AGE. My father is a veteran and received the referral from the VA. The doctors orders were sent over prior to, which they obviously didn’t review prior to. During the intake appointment we saw the nurse, a lady by the name of Gena and Shanea. Everything seemed to be fine until we spoke with Shanea. Shanea scheduled my father for a trial day within the same week to see how things would go. Ten to fifteen minutes after we leave, I receive a call from Shanea stating that after speaking with the nurse they didn’t think they could provide the level of care needed. My question is, how would you know the level of care needed if you wouldn’t even allow him to complete the trial day? I’m sure there were other patients that wore adult diapers and there were others in wheelchairs as well. It’s unfortunate that our time was wasted and that my father won’t have the opportunity to social with others to improve his social and mobility skills. Not to mention that my father was looking forward to being able to get out of the house, but now we’re back at square one. Just because he has dementia and wears adult diapers, he’s still a human being.

It is a resource I tend to ho to but unfortunately their recommended list of resources in certain areas are out dated or does not exist. But i still appreciate their help in pointing me in the right directions. I find it hard to get someone on phone, but emailing seems to be the best way to communicate. AGAIN I appreciate the people and all they do to try to help while I navigate caring for my mom.

I enjoy going to the senior center a few times a week. We have fun watching movies on monday and play bingo on Friday. We also have people come in and talk about our health and how to improve it. We also have a texas food pantry come on Wednesday so we can healthy food for us to pick out what we want. We feel blessed to get this food for our home.

We absolutely love Age of Central Texas and the amazing staff members there! Everyone is incredible! We have a great relationship with them through our volunteer Therapy Dog program and visit members, staff, and other volunteers to bring smiles to their faces. It’s been a very rewarding experience for us and our volunteers!

Awesome adult daycare service. They have plenty of activities, serve hot nutritious food, and have a garden. Restrooms are big for those that need to change their brief/adult diapers and they have a staff nurse for those individuals that take medication. Alarms are also at every door as a safety measure for those with dementia. If you’re near the downtown Austin area and need a place for your loved one to go during the day while you’re at work, to keep them busy or simply give you a break, I’d recommend AGE of Central Texas

My mom recently fell and broke her right arm. The social worker that we requested came to our home to guide, and help us through the process recommended that we call AGE of Central Texas. We reached out, and Cindy answered our prayers. She guided us, and within a few days we were able to go and pick up a transport wheelchair, a bed rail, and a shower bench.

God bless Organizations and people like these.

Thank You Age of Central Texas and Cindy and everyone involved.

I had questions and a representative got back with me quickly. She answered my questions and directed in what steps to take next.

I don’t recommend trust this place with your loved ones, you will probably regret it.

Caring safe environment for my mom with Alzheimer’s. Staff seems like they care.

Very caring and great at offering help.

Feel good place when you help senior citizens

Muy amables lo recomiendo

I found Town Square about 4 years into our journey of caring for my wife Rose who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. I started off with her there for 2 days a week and then I increased to 5 days a week. I can’t say enough good things about our experience at Town Square! All of the staff is trained in caring for individuals with Dementia and Alzheimer’s. They all treated Rose with love and respect. They keep everyone busy with art activities, games, exercise, and music. Rose never resisted going there. There is a nurse on site everyday that did a great job of looking after Rose’s health and always kept me informed of any behavioral concerns.
I’ll forever be grateful for the care she received there.
Jim

Never knew about this event Center. Went here for a birthday party and they had a beautiful setup inside and party halls. If anyone is looking for a birthday party you can checkout here. This is next to Catch up Air .

Very friendly staff and the restrooms were maintained and cleaned very well. Good decorated space for good pics.

Town Square is a great value to this area. Everything they do is done with consideration to the needs and preferences of participants and their care partners. The facility is brightly painted in primary colors that promote a cheerful atmosphere. Activities are scheduled to provide variety. I feel very confident in the care my husband receives, and I surely appreciate the smile on his face after he has spent a few hours in the care of Town Square staff.

This facility is absolutely outstanding—both in its design and in the level of care it provides. I was so impressed with the invaluable service they provide, offering a resource that is not only professionally run but also deeply compassionate and impactful.

Town Square North West Austin (TSNWA) Adult Enrichment Center is truly a gem and an absolute class act in every sense of the word. From the moment you walk through the doors, it’s clear that this is not just a facility—it’s a vibrant, supportive community designed with care, thoughtfulness, and an unwavering commitment to the well-being of its clients.

The staff at TSNWA are nothing short of extraordinary. Compassionate, sincere, and absolutely genuine, they go above and beyond to ensure every client feels valued, respected, and supported. Each interaction is marked by warmth and kindness, and the team takes the time to address the specific needs of every individual. The staff member at the front desk is inviting and attentive to every need and detail. They are not just staff members—they are true partners in fostering enrichment and happiness for their clients.

The facility itself is spotless and immaculate, with a level of cleanliness and care that immediately sets it apart. It is visually appealing and thoughtfully designed to cater specifically to senior citizens. The layout is both secure and uplifting, providing an environment that is as comfortable as it is inspiring. Every detail, from the inviting decor to the accessibility features, has been thoughtfully considered to create a space where seniors can thrive.

The atmosphere is nothing short of spectacular—warm, cheerful, and filled with positive energy. It’s a space that must be seen to be fully appreciated. The uplifting theme and secure environment foster a sense of belonging and peace of mind for both clients and their families.

One of the most remarkable aspects of TSNWA is the impact it has had on our mom. She absolutely loves attending and is dressed, ready, and waiting at the door! The engaging programs and supportive environment have truly motivated and inspired her, bringing joy and a renewed sense of purpose to her daily life. The activities are thoughtfully curated to engage and enrich, catering to a wide range of interests and abilities.

In every aspect, TSNWA Adult Enrichment Center embodies excellence. We can’t say enough about every staff member’s sincerity, dedication, the top-notch facilities, and the transformative experience they provide to their clients make this center a standout. The onsite nurse is absolutely fantastic! His attention to detail is spectacular, and he is a joy! We cannot thank them enough for the positive difference they’ve made in our family’s life. If you’re looking for a place that offers unparalleled care, support, and enrichment for your loved ones, TSNWA is an absolute must-see!

This Adult Daycare is amazing, they have so many awesome fun activities for seniors. The staff really makes families and feel clients very comfortable. They take Medicaid as well, which is a bonus.

The staff here is wonderful; you feel the compassion they have for the seniors.

We absolutely love hosting our events at the Austin Senior Activity Center! The staff is incredibly welcoming and helpful, and they always go above and beyond to make sure everything runs smoothly. The facility is clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with a warm, inviting atmosphere.

We’re so grateful to have such a wonderful place to bring people together and look forward to many more events here in the future!

It was a very nice experience. Staff were very informative and accepting.

I was riding a metro access bus and dropping off someone here and took these pictures of the outside. There is plenty disabled parking places.

Parking at this center was easy, and Janis at reception and Steve from Meals on Wheels were so pleasant and helpful in getting me oriented and registered. This center is getting so popular they ran out of lunches today for the first time since re-opening in May, 2022, so it’s best to come early to their11:30 lunches.They will be closed for Memorial Day, but have a lot of other activities here besides offering lunch, including table games, and line dancing lessons. Donations are much appreciated, especially from those who attend the weekday lunches!

Tried the Stretch and Strength class today. Wonderful workout!! Patti is a great instructor!!
Staff is friendly.
Very nice center.
Going to try the Zumba class on Monday.

Really enjoy the dance parties on Wednesday evening 7:30 pm. Great live bands and very nice people.
Update:
The Wednesday night dance parties start now at 7:00 pm.

A wonderful program wonderfully executed by just about every employee got tarnished by the conduct of most apparently the chief administrator on site, i.e. Manchaca:
01. A request from me to be a presenter was met with disdain from that administrator
02. The explanation on how to prepare that request was unclear -to say the least
03. Considerable time passed without hearing about the request
04. When there finally was a notice about the request, it was to deny the request by the administrator under the apparent pretest that I needed to be an “expert” (i.e. have some kind of certification on the area in the area in question, i.e. meditation
05. My suggestion to examine the fact that I was a psychologist and an educator with advanced degrees in both, including a U.S. doctorate in Education
06. As an addition to the need to better the administration of the program in the building, denial of empty spaces that are capable of accommodating ping-pong at adequate times available at the time is impossible to understand on the part of the building administration and program

Thanks to the lower administration of the building program, much improvement has been seen in it, although some improvements suggested have not seen the light yet. Part of the improvements is, indeed, that the administrator is rather absent. Thank you for that!

PS> It would probably be a good idea to collect suggestions and comments from the users themselves, such as the chess group.

Again, thanks!

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My brother comes here, he has down syndrome. They care for each individual with such care and love. He loves coming here and always has a great time

I don’t know much about this place I live across the street on the heights and every time I walk by , I heard everyone they sound so happy and the staff as well very good vibes to start a day I. The mornings

I have a sister that comes here . Staff member Tracy is an amazing person and really cares about the safety and happiness of her clients ❤️

Bona Terra is so unexpected, the care they provide for adults with special needs is amazing. They make sure that they are engaged and learning and well taken care of! The staff are so great with each client, you can tell they really care. 10 out of 10 would bring my family or friends here!

Their staff is great. The Individuals are always active and engaged

A great place for people with disabilities to spend the day and have fun and learn new activities some great staff

Provides activities for individuals who need a little extra assistance throughout the day.